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Hello,
This code from CodePen uses several CSS lines for the dimensions that are causing the narrow box. You'll want to set the CSS for the following to achieve a specified height and width. 
#particles-js { position: absolute; width: 100%; height: 50vh; background-color: #b61924; background-repeat: no-repeat; background-size: cover; background-position: 50% 50%; } In terms of the "minus" symbol. There are several possibilities that could be causing that icon to appear. The first being that while the animation is running, you're still viewing the page in the editor mode. Try refreshing the page and see if the animation and the symbol are still visible. If so, then you'll notice that I removed several lines from the original Particles-JS CSS code that I shared. The first being, a call for "background-image: url("");". You'll want to start there. If this removes the symbol then you're all set.
If the symbol is still appearing after a refresh and removal of the CSS lines. You're likely going to want to recreate the options file for Particles.JS. The Code on CodePen was last updated in 2016 and includes other resources that might be outdated. I've installed this library numerous times and don't recall seeing this symbol either. So try to reconfigure the settings and install the library again. 

No, this is not possible.
Custom Checkout Form data can only be saved to the order details within Squarespace.

Hi! 
Zapier works well! One workaround I found was to just store the entries into a Google spreadsheet and copy the info from the sheet directly into the CRM. Thanks!

I don't have a specific solution. The Promotional Pop-up does have some options for storage.

The Google Drive option would allow you to store the emails accessible for some code to process.
Perhaps Salesforce or Mailerlite have integrations to grab info off of GD.
If not something like Zapier might be used to make the connections happen.
Another alternative might be to use Javascript to grab the email address from the Pop-up when the submit button is clicked and communicate the email to an api provided by SF or ML.
Just some food for thought.
It also wouldn't hurt to put a feature request into SS to add more integrations into the Pop-up. I mean if they can add it to regular forms it should be pretty easy to add it to the Pop-up.

HERE'S THE SOLUTION:
In Google Analytics create a new property. In the new property setup panel there's a link "Show Advanced Options" at the bottom. In Advanced Options there's an option "Create a Universal Analytics property". Using this option will give you the option to either create both a GA4 and a UA id in which case it creates 2 properties and links them or you can just create a single UA id.  

This would have been an excellent fix, but Code Injection for some unfathomable reason, was made a premium feature available to only Business and Commerce plans. I agree with the points raised thus far and Squarespace needs to effect a timely remedy.

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